К криптопроекту сыновей Трампа присоединился соучредитель DEX Dolomite

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2024-06-03Last updated on 2024-09-03

  • По проекту Эрика и Дональда Трампа-младшего появились первые подробности.
  • На должность советника в его команде был назначен соучредитель DEX Dolomite Кори Каплан.
  • Личности остальных членов обещают раскрыть в ближайшее время.

Соучредитель децентрализованной биржи (DEX) Dolomite Кори Каплан присоединился к проекту World Liberty Financial. За созданием последнего стоят Эрик и Дональд Трамп-младший.

Meet Corey Caplan – Co-founder and creator of Dolomite! 🚀

An early Ethereum builder since 2017, cryptopunk enthusiast, and one of the most innovative minds in DeFi, Corey has joined World Liberty Financial's advisory team and is the first of many incredible people we are… pic.twitter.com/rdOwjrbOiN

— WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) August 30, 2024

Согласно официальному релизу, Каплан займет должность советника. Также в команде World Liberty Financial пообещали рассказать и о других членах в ближайшее время.

World Liberty Financial — это криптовалютный проект сыновей кандидата в президенты США Дональда Трампа. Впервые его анонсировали в начале августа 2024 года.

Позднее они опровергли информацию, что он связан с сектором мемкоинов. По словам Дональда Трампа-младшего, проект касается токенизации недвижимости.

В середине августа он представил официальный Telegram-канал под названием The DeFiant Ones. Его поддержал Трамп-старший.

Остальные детали и подробности проекта не разглашаются. Сроки его релиза также не уточняются.

Отметим, World Liberty Financial — это одна из торговых марок, зарегистрированная компанией AMG Software Solutions, косвенно связанной с сыновьями Трампа. Документы фирма подала еще в июле 2024 года.

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